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Edit: ALSO, just a quick
Edit: ALSO, just a quick "by the way", this has NOTHING to do with gender and I mostly just used the audio. Sorry if there's been any confusion. Edit 2: Not all of the long form quotes are the original quote, some of them were made later, sorry for the confusion. Meaning of these quotes: "Great Minds Think Alike but Fools Seldom Differ" = "fools" share unoriginal thoughts and shed new light on a subject that doesn't conform with the popular opinion. "Jack of All Trades, Master of None, but Oftentimes Better than a Master of One." = the adaptability of experience in many subject matters could prove to be more useful than a person only trained in on subject matter. "The Blood of the Covenant is Thicker than the Water of The Womb" = is the opposite of "blood is thicker than water", implying that the friends that were chosen as family have a stronger connection than biological family ties. "Curiosity Killed the Cat but Satisfaction Brought it Back" = is also an opposite of its abbreviated version, implying that a person should be set out into unknown territory in order to question it and satisfy their questions with answers. "The Customer is Always Right in Matters of Taste" = when it comes to the flavour of something, and literally nothing else, the customer is right. "The Early Bird gets the Worm but the Second Mouse gets the Cheese" = provides that patience supercedes rushing blindly into danger, while heading first has advantages, being second means learning from the mistakes of the first and improving with caution.

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